I applied online. The process took one day.
The team lead called me at the scheduled time for what was supposed to be a phone screen. The person invited me to a video chat and proceeded to grill me with technical questions. I had to look at a piece of paper through the video chat on which the interviewer had drawn a figure, explaining the question to me. I had to solve it on a sheet of paper and hold it to my camera in order for the interviewer to look at it.
I didn't do well due to a lack of preparation and thinking of it to be just the usual phone screen. It was a great learning experience for me to understand what a simple, first phone screen can actually mean and gave me a good insight into how experienced professionals handle interviews. The only downside was holding the paper to the camera frequently and trying to explain each step as I solved it. It could have been done in a more efficient way.
State space modeling ranging from simple to more complex systems.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Zipline Controls Engineer role in Half Moon Bay, California.
Zipline's interview process for their Controls Engineer roles in Half Moon Bay, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Zipline's Controls Engineer interview process in Half Moon Bay, California.